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Assessment of the homogeneous and heterogeneous multi-size group (MUSIG) models for the prediction of bubbly flow taking into account breakup and coalescence of bubbles - by Adnan Mohammad Akhdar

Akhdar, Adnan Mohammad (2009)

This project deals with the formulation, implementation, and testing of three nu merical techniques for the prediction of bubbly flows taking into account the Br eakup and Coalescence of bubbles: (i) a Full Multiphase ...
A finite volume based fully coupled pressure-velocity algorithm - by Walid Najib Farkouh

Farkouh, Walid Najib (2003)

In this thesis, a new fully implicit procedure for resolving the pressure-velocity coupling arising in the solution of Navier-Stokes equations is developed and presented. The procedure follows a Rhie-Chow interpolation ...
A finite volume solid mechanics solver - by Chafic Shukry Mansour

Mansour, Chafic Shukry (2006)

The aim of the proposed work is to develop a finite volume-based numerical metho d (FVM) for the solution of the elastic stress-strain equation, formally known a s the equation of equilibrium. The proposed work also includes ...
A fully coupled finite volume method for fluid flow at all speeds - by Ihab Abdullah Sraj

Sraj, Ihab Abdullah (2006)

In this thesis we present a new fully coupled algorithm for fluid flow at all sp eeds. This algorithm has been developed and implemented within a finite volume m ethod in which the momentum equations and the continuity ...
Implementation of a finite volume unstructured CFD solver using cluster based parallel computing - by Tony Youssef Saad

Saad, Tony Youssef (2005)

This thesis is concerned with the design and implementation of a finite volume based unstructured computational fluid dynamics (CFD) solver that runs on a parallel computer built from a cluster of PCs. The main thrust in ...
Implicit coupling of independently meshed region with non-matching grid at the interface for the finite volume method - by Wadih George Geahchan

Geahchan, Wadih George (2009)

In some situations multi-block meshing yields higher quality meshes then single block meshing, especially for complex geometries. In this case the complex geome try is subdivided into simple parts with the meshing of each ...
Numerical solution for a 3D rectangular waveguide using the finite volume control method - Elias Antoun Alwan

Alwan, Elias Antoun (2009)

In this thesis, a numerical method is introduced to solve a 3D rectangular waveg uide using the Finite Volume Control Method. Essentially, this numerical method finds its main applications in Computational Fluid Dynamics ...
On the accuracy of the finite volume method on polygonal grids with adaptive mesh refinement and coarsening - by Joe Antoine Rached

Rached, Joe Antoine (2009)

The aim of this thesis is divided into two parts. The first part consists of imp lementing and testing the accuracy of polygonal grids in the Finite Volume Metho d (FVM) context, a method usually used in Computational Fluid ...
A pressure-velocity coupled finite volume algorithm for solving incompressible two phase flows - by Amer Kamal Abdel Aziz

Abdel Aziz, Amer Kamal (2009)

In a previous paper entitled A Coupled Finite Volume Solver for the Solution of Incompressible Flows on Unstructured Grids , a pressure-based coupled algorithm , within the context of the finite volume method, was used ...
Unstructured central finite volume schemes for hyperbolic conservation laws - by Ghina Ibrahim El-Jannoun

El-Jannoun, Ghina Ibrahim (2010)

We develop a new central finite volume scheme on unstructured triangular grids to approximate the solution of general two-dimensional hyperbolic systems of conservation laws. Based on the two-dimensional staggered ...
Well balanced central scheme for the two-dimensional shallow water equations - by Sarah Tarek Khankan

Khankan, Sarah Tarek (2010)

We aim to develop a new class of well-balanced non-oscillatory second-order accurate central schemes for the approximating solution of general two-dimensional hyperbolic systems, and in particular to approximate the solution ...

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